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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-10

N1Ew.YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

NEW-lOhh CENl NAL AMI dODOON
~ RIVER RAILRoAp.-Commenclng January 2, 1887.
through train, will leave Grand Central Depot
Is ~ Rochester Express through drawingroom cars 70
500 No.. Tho Limited." with dining cars stopping at
Albany Utica SYRACUSE Rochester Buffalo. Niagara Fas
Erie cleveland Toledo, arriving at Chicago 300 NJ
io:so m Chicago Express drawing room cars to Canaan.
anu m. Western NcwYOrk and Northern Express
sso M Albany Troy Utica Express. with drawing.
' ~ n M ACCOMMODATION to Albany and Troy
81 IN Chicago s. Louis Express with rleepin gears
for Narara Falls Buffalo, Cincinnati Toledo Detroit Chi
Ssgo aud st Louis. Diaingcsr New YORK TO Albany.
$50 ~. Montreal Express wth seepin cars 70 Montreal
~ m Special Sleeper arrives Rochester 1:4Oa Bur
t.ia q s5 A. u. and Cleveland. lY;l1 p m next day:
tpb H. Pacific Express, with sleeping cars for Roches
,er Bnfso Niagara Falls Cleveland Toledo Detroit and
Ehcag Sleeping " WATERFOWL via Utica, daily except
Saturday also AUBURN Geneva and Canandasna except
'rSS 10 Night Express with sieepins.cars to Albany
and Troy Connects With morning and
Tor the North except Saturday night.
Tickets on Grand Central Depot No. Battery
Place ara Broadway Harlem Depot l9othst and Athave
And at Offices PARK Place near Broad
wnyl 1855 and broadway and 81 West l2ouist, New
York 1888 Washington and $50 Fulton sts Brookyn and 10
Ith.sL, williamsburg.
the ticket offices IN Newfork CITY, and
bY3 Washng ton st., Brooklyn
Sargage called for anu checked from residence
trains daily. All others daily except Sunday
These trains stop AZ Harlem ll2otL,sL AND atl.yel
J. NJ. TUUCEf, HEM MONETi,
General Superintendent. General Passenger AgsEt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-10

SHORE LINE, all Rail, for Boston, Proyi-
~ denco Newport and all New.England Points 8 EI.
p,ess rains daily Sundays excepted IRON Grand Central
soepngoarsl Sunday trains l0A H. paror cars. IL y IN
sleeping csrsl
Take Up Express for Newport arriving at 7,iop M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-10

CATSKILL EVENING LINE.
For CATsKILL and way landues Boats Issvs Pioe ~
North River, foot OF yay-street daily at D. - -
For sTUYVESANT and ATHENS RON Pier 35 Noee9
River foot OF Frankln'srssk TussdayA Thursdays And
Saturdays at Same hour
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-10

MILWAUKEE. NAV 9.-Flour steady whsa. easier
icc n Dat. nr@ No zwhiie 81 no. rye DUN No
bsc -. Barley steady No. at 5bc.. Provisions
steady PORK sl5 o. Lard. May 80 So. June 50 20
-. Butter was weak. Dairy l99l5o Eggs ioS
aIio Cheese dull Choddars at LA 40. hecepts
-Fiour 900 bbls Wheat 1880 Ousn. barley 8.s2o
bush ship 70 suts-Four 2US5 bblA Wheat 233o5i bush
- bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-10

North and EAST
- Steamers PILGRIM
\. H., foot Of Murray.
inclu letl. Competitor
AMI Jersey City at 4 p
! Best accom- nolatisnA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-10

Good Ordinary. a "a
Stood Ordinary. ga Miuuhhg --.--..-.-.Ao 'to
In the speculative line market du and generally
favorable and lower Liverpool al
vices First proes showed decline OF points ana thS
oionr was weak al decline OF eal0 points on this and OF
do points In the new crop months. Sales 1880 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-10

BOSTON. NEW PORT.
~ via FALL RIVER LINE
auI BRISTOL Leave Pier 70
at. at SOD D. IN. iuly. tslllWt
by Annex Boat from Brookly at AS
u. an orchestra on oacn stoane
Lowest itatoA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-10
CTONINGTON LINE.

vor po.,ou Providence and all Eastern pontA 1870.
iii isaye pier new No ST. Norl tnveS oneotooS
s,avs apssL al y daily, esstpt sshay .r Assnk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-10

hay AND sTRAw-A firm market under al!mited supply
and good demand Hay. Timothy-Choice s5d90c No ],
s09s6oi No. CO zoe, Clover mixed Goa e9ci Clover
45a9sci shipping ebc stlaw1Lens Rye, eoaeoc Short
IoPs-Ine market drAgs along in the same dull rut
M, sssts 1879 , pss, 2sG dS Conner So%%On 70
Good. lI1i7c. do. 1885 Good Prime. 7soo Foreign
Good. isSi7s. English DO ibsise. '"
MOLAsSKS-A dqll market WITH values quoted the
basis OF 10 &c Tor 6Oe Boiling Museovaio.
METALS-Tin-Quot al 22A428o spot AMI % 70G22eOc.
After second call 10 tons Juno sold the Exchange
a. 22soc 10 tons May 800 sales q TIN IN London for
l0lbd1OSQ futures liter second call 20 900 ms Lake,
spot at e95c Sale OF Chill Bars 10 London for the day
17o tons Lead-Strong at 4.454452Rc. speiter-Dn az
NAVAL sToRES-For spirits Turpentne the market
weak the day Sales 80 bbs at 81 and 100 bb
81 BAG. AZ the close however the tone was steady A. "a &c
Kosn quiet 5ales 800 b5s Strained TO good at 81 % 40
q Is Strained, q zzS Good da, q 2a 81 soL v.
r. ~ f6i Window GAsA Sc SQ0$2 aO Water White g ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-10

Bn N.
Erie RAILWAY, nov known as the NEW
Y3HK LAKE. .svs sEiS AND nd
.ss;Is, I,ss station ssH
%p we' $ Rss
%sP.Iy sS ssS:. %Ssissso 20 S En-:
sss eag
&nsS md STss1s * eSss
SSsSss's FAY b sas s' sas
Ratssr!er AND Pss,sc a SosE :y. .4s ss 100 Yse
SS ts s$ @
P;,s5:on wseh Ssy ga ~ gao So 72o ~
sSss.; N SIS sa i 49, III ais Ss
s sSS m sSS s;s1!sa' days
AID 400 niaSis aSG Sun suSd Siss
'? s Ss'i .$sss1 Is
wSi o eHf 3 Ela % M Sundays s.s m
S nd SSS .sd sSssiys ssS $50
M sunSs1 S0adSr' and Kingston 600 % ssonn
az sssss, e.. e; ~
1sssSS ES;t 81 - g. Is sag ssS isas
a. go ssSa: go 49, sseS a s S Sc:
sSs So s.a. 81
ess i so NV 70 i ls w.s III
~ n rom At 7
ak6 Be HIVES En- 1oSc K. L p FARMER Az.
FOR HUDSON. AND COXsACKIE.
dfSs g foot a
FranEiin.st. connecting with Boston and Albany R
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-10

SPIRITS Of TURPENTINE
CHIaLEsroN May 9.-Turpentino hrm AZ SOHO
SAVANNAH, MAY V.-rurpentlne nrm NJ sic.
WILMINGTON, May 9.-Turpenine quiet at Sic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-10

Including lo25,2Qo bushels wheat and 42SpI Rois o.
-four against bushels wheat and bbls hour
the previous week The exports from California oregon
and Washington Territory for the week ending May 1Ss
were 2SS bushels against 6G067 bushels tho previous
weeks ago bushels weeks Included en-
ports from Atlantic pOIt were es 500 bushels to Continent
il2o7i5 bushels tive weeks ago 7g1sl4 bushels three
ports from both coasts for the week ended May Teyo
9535Se bushels wheat and flour TO Enrone against
6s6 bushels for the previous week. 2D20264 bushels two
weeks ago 2oS6sl0 bushels three weeks ago and 267Seo
bushels four weeks ago.
Canal grain made from Buffalo satur
day Tho receipts eight Western points last week
20s bushels less than In the veek Milling
consumption average.
NewYork Produce Exchange statement Of visible supply
May 2, 1887:
Wheat Corn Oats Rye Barley.
and Aaoat lSoisose o5eseo s24s7o 1853
becreass..... s6sob7 s.osS0Se si67a7 5oaio lis
Visible supply in United States and Canada
%hSs GSs9 saso s Hhrls
April 3d. 47l72eIl ls047.o22 1879 500 a2o.5so 47427l
MAY S.. 4s47Ssl 1892 eoa lsol, ses S7oA SA2l22
NAY 's7ssolsi eOOs,7O0 2OSeoSO 2a7,oOa AOaoas
1888
minneapolis and St Paul not included
Stocks grain NewYork Brooklyn and Jersey
lighters
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-10
STEAMBOATS, ano RAILROADS..

Gieamboats ano Eailroa6B.
A TROY BOATS, CITIZENS LINE. -
IA Steamers CITY OF TROY and SARATOGA leave
footot North River daily except saturday
OPP for Troy and the North SUNDAY steamer ouoho' "
Albany. Troy Excursion Tickets, 81 81
HARLEM RIVER BRANCH
III NETWORK NEW HAVEN and HARTFORD X II
colnave Third Avenue Bridge across Harlem Hvor
Preached by Second Avenue and Suburban Elevator TIL
roads, daily except sundays at $40 100 s;lo ~ Mo-
m, 3i0. 5;55 44o $40 6to 1920 p n for Port NOE MOE
Nest West Chester Timpsons Bay Chester pelham Bay
Barlow (Cty Isandl Pelham Manor and w-Rochee con
Meeting at with trains for all points on tn9
main line OF the NewYork New Haven and Hartford Rai.
dleown New Britain and sueld branches and Boston AMI
"dnrht train for NewRochelle and all Mediate STU
Sunday trains New Rochelle and all intermediate sta
iions at mr. 1901 and $50 the latter train connect
ing az New. Rochelle with way train to Stamford
NEW HAVEN.-Steamers leave Peck-sllp
IN pier e. at pm. and ii PIN Sundays eIcepted
arrive In time for early trains north and east
DAY LINE to OLD POINT COMFORT,
ID NORFOLK, VA, and SOUTH. p.,.,....
Leave via Penn. r. 430 m Parlor cars 70
thence palace steamers arriving a. yH rooSMPKISa H'
GenrPa Agent, $40 broadway NJ x.
DEDUCTION OF FARES VIA NORWICH
III LINE Tho Popular inside Route To Boston. ~
Worcester 50 so Corresponding REDUCTION 70 al ponts
Steamers "City OF Worcester and "City OF New:fork
leave Pier 40 Told numberl North River foot OF Wats
next pier above Desbrosses Ferry dy eheePt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-10
Gtrambcats ano Railroads.
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

Trains leave West <ads station ioowS and is miuutes
Psfes sad ia 1i ~. s .s'cs .s,spm
gcn .SyFssYss Bu4sia Rochester, Suspension BRIDGE
Niagara Falls 3tl6, s066 O. m, q, 90, sS,lb o. m
RIG .e5s, ii:sSs p, .aC5. sis n. Albany "i''
.s66. 'loit 1880 Z. s. 's:i6 p M and sos p \.
Cranston's, Cornwall NewburG
For M9ntre;l and oaasas EAST sos P f..
Elegant sleeping cars for Bufa,o Niagara Falls Detroit
Chicago and 81 Louis all through trains
Daily daily except Saturday Other trains daily except
Sunday
For tckets time tables parlor seepngcar accommoda
tons or nformaton apply at Offices brooklyn 1888 Wash
tngton-st, $50 Fultonst Annex ONCE foot OF Fulton
wYork city $685. 1886 Bag Broadway 1881 Bowery and
West Shore ations foot Of West 42st foot OF r.
O. E. LAMENT,
Vanderbilt A ron
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-10
OCEAN Cleaners.

CIRCULAR LETTERS OF CREDIT for tray
HEiDELBACH' iCKELHEiMER a co. foreign bankers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-10

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
IN Trans leave Station glewood
Ts5aay, Co:,sr Spark nm and NyssE $50 7I9 sag
to:so No., y midnFhs Sundays 7;lo $50 M ( and
$50 1i6, $50 h., 400. ESQ .. m. sundayR $50 N.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-10
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
4 On and afser APRIL 95, 1887.
GREAT TRUNK LIME

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains leave via Dssbrosses and cOraudt sss
Hsrr:5sts SssSurs and ths we. with Pullman ps.o.
P a. SMOKING AND ssep .ss
w Tiss Lock sE'Tf nj Cory and Fri.
yS SePsa sas So neS so H. and 1915
e. s:s Ssss's
~ 81 go $sS sSs
Fgt LsAntio City. except Sunday Through pariOr cssA
Cape May week days. lilo m On Saturdays only.
Sunday n m DO not P1 SOP at a A.Sa3
s ,I Rs sas Sss Vi Very x;
I'd s '9sss ':'Is:
ISs.rs srs.. FEN P,seurs 80 $50 1880 a M. zoo
s$ ,s iSS ,sjS sif' isS $50 $50 as Sj
s e. 80 ssSa Ss 49, ss &C. sss Scss 4 iss lilo
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Fsi ;;s;: vi, Ds'os'.'s' and o''s
jig stssf issssR S rs IA iI,6' ia Is
sssq e. "a az s a!SS'si'aa and 10 n.
, ~ s! ssI 3 ssef s a at 80 !.
RsusFPiss TIN, siSs afOaa s'rses ssssSn Hnsd.ps
ana ni3ok o. limited EIpress LILA and Ib0 p,I i3id
az go 80 n i.S p ss Ak Em aaSs
& aa IL M daily except Sun.
d7 Woke, once. $40 Iss and o.. Broadway .,,o, Hons.
and foot Of Desbrpsses and Cortland sta
5rCos!yn sson Jersey cityi Emsfsn, Ticket ocs Cas-.
oY So, Sss SS%Ds will call for and check
CHARLEf PQGh. j. r. WOOD
3encIaI MAoagex 0eneral Paesr Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-10

Stocks OF grain store Brooklyn and Jersey
City grain warehouses and held In railway lighters on cer
Gates:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-10

WHITE STAR LINE. o,
w FOR oUEENsroWN AND LIXERPooL- r,s
ROYAL AND UNITED STATES NAIL CLEANERS
.ADRIATiC. Capt Parseu WEDNESDAY May ~ S59 a M
pnITA SNId CAPT. Perry Wednesdsy May 1s 2S0 p
CELTIC Cslt Irving ...; Wednesday. NAY 20 p IN
From White star Dock foot OF West iOtn-st -
RATEs-saoon 500 $40 and slOo Return tickets s5 on
Steerage from 20 the Old Country SzO
second cabin passengers carried these steamers rate
$685. excursion s65 For inspection OF plans or other To-
NewYork. j. BhOCE loMAl. Age1e
CPECIAL NOTICE.
- WHITE STAR LINE
1hs Adriatc Sailing wednesday, May IL, and the Baltic
Thursday May special and superior second cabin ao
oommodaons The whole OF the Saloon accommodations on
the baltic will be given up 10 second cabin passengers
Apply at the WHITE STAR Offices, Al Brosi"ay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-10

tn. GOODMAN. General Passenger Agent
NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD SIS. co.
~ SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON.
NEw.YoRK, souTHAMPToN AND BREMEN
FAST EXPRESS STEAMERA
EMS Wed. May II. sa m. FULDA Sat. May 81. Sam.
ETDER sat, NAV IA II Am. sAALE. Wed. May 20. an
TRAyF. We'd MaylS 2: 80 pm. ELBE. Sat- May % a m
FIRST CABIN slO0 and upwards berth according to
CABIN $50 berth Stesrage at lowest rates
oELRICHs a CO.. No. Bowling Green
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
Il LINES FOR CALIFORNIA, JAPAN: CHINA, CEN
TRAIL AND SOUTH AMERICA AND MEXICO.
From New York pier tootot Canalst, n. r.
For San Francisco via the Isthmus OF ParamA
COLON sails Saturday, May IL. noon.
GREAT REDUCTION IN RATES
SAN FRANCISCO.
From Francisco. lat aud Brannon-stS,
for China and Japan
CITY OF RIO DE JANEIRosails Tuesday. May 2i,2 p m
freight passage aud general inior nation apply &C CON-
pany's office on the pier foot OF Canal st, y. r.
- Il J. BULLAY. superlntendent
Huntsville gazette., 1887-11-05
TIE CONDEMNED MEN RECEIVING VISITORS

TIE CONDEMNED MEN RECEIVING VISITORS
Afternoon came, and with it the visiting
hour Mrs. Spies, accompanied By several
neighbors, was the first to put IN An appear
ance. and es the poor old lady reached the
corner Of the cags where her son was sit
ting. she sank upon stool and burst into
tears F.r several moments she sobbsd and
wept coa,u vely, while Spies and his
brother Christopher, who had como in with
his mother, whispered words OF courage and
tr ed to buoy up her feelings - :" p
Tie buxom sweetheart Of Louis LingG
came in few minutes later, aad she, too,
was unable to control her emotiona d. She
was still crying when the faxen-hairei wife
OF III chael Schwab joinei the grolo, an IN
moment tho tears of the three unfortuaats
women wers mingling together But. the
men on the other siis OF the cage displayed
storical dem amor, AMI sp,xs 20 cheer
ingiy that one after another the women
driei their ewes 9 ID at 10 wn to talk ever
the decision and what it meant.
Then the shouts Of infant voices we're
heard and Mrs Parsons with her little
O 5 came down he steps into the enclosure.
Her eyes were red with weeping, but she
was evidently making . strong effort to
ward self-control and when she glued her
lips to the wire in vain effort TO meet
those on the ther side. there was . smile
although a sad ons--upoa her face. Mean
while two of the little ones had bean let
into the age, an in the twinkling OF an
eye one was perched uoon Parsons knee
and the other climbing upon his shoulders
Putting one up on his bark ths con iem1si
man ran up and down tue enclosure with
the boy at his heels, while the lisels ones
screamed with delight. This pastims con-
tin,ei for several minutes, and not until
he was thoroughly exhausted did Parsons
resume his stooI and commence TO talk with
his wife =
Fischer and Engei were visited by several
friends, while Joseph R. Buchanan, Of the
Labor Enquirer, after an extended talk
with Fieiden, moved around The cage
AMI spoke few words to each Of the pris-
oners
A the visiting time drew TO clo,s Ill Of
the women except Ma. Parsons grew
gloomy again. and wspt quietly. while the
nen did their bsst 70 coasols them
Eha Van Raadt, - = AE susoas, Ssuss
Huntsville gazette., 1887-11-05

N barely ten minutes before it was tir1e to
-ay good night. Her face was wreathei
with smiles and had the decision given life
and hope 70 her proxy husband her general
demeanor cou d not have been more CHEEKY.
She made the most OF h,r time In holding 3
spirited conversation in an III ll,r5ons with
Spise, alternately lau Ching, frowning anu
gesticulatlng
Five o'clock came, the h,oarse voice of tho
turnkey announced "time's up" The visi
tors slowly departed, and the con ie nnej
men were Left to themselves for another
night.
There il considerable speculation concern
Ing a mys eriow visit wnich was paid to the
Jail yesterday by. Professor w. NJ Salter.
tho well .knovn lecturer and president Of
the Soclety for Ethical Culture and Henry
D. Lloyd formerly one Of the siitors of ths
Chicago Tribune Tuev were armed with
special prrmit from the sheriff, and held
prolonged conversation with each Of the
prisoners A'Jog sths, they spent over three
hours in the building IL is surn.ssd ia ~
they were endeayoring to in luce them to
make an appeal to Governor o .esby.
lne first steps to'fari a d4bo at on OF,
the til wer taken yesGer iay. an b; Mon-.
day next it will contain swer i IN ,5es than
sc any tlms sincs the great fire. Several
pris ,ners were admIUcel 70 bal, YESTERDAY
Afternoon and in the evening over doza !
charged with minor offensss were released
because the grand jury had faile1 TO hni III
dictnents
Stringent regulations regsrliny the ad-
mission OF visitors were enforced wnen the
decision had been received, AMI nobody was
admitted behind the doors of the j,i after
noon except upon the p 'esen5te on OF
special order from the sheriff. All the bas-
kets OF fruit, boxes of cigars and bun lies of
papers winch were brougnt in by the fr ends
OF the seven men were 80 laii aside for
rigid examination.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-11-05
NEW s ND SENTIMENT
From Colu,ed ExcLanges)

200 G rtd people of Nashville vii
20 to Liberia.
T xas had colored State Fair at
F r, Worth last week.
Ptof G. F. Adams his Germ, n
cl ~ at st Paul, Ninn.
P illip Joseph j. over j. Georgia
begging away at the Nation colored
Exp 'sition.
A Chicago gossiper was hos
whipped for using lady's name to,
fr. civ.
R.c ntlv 17-vear old deaf and
'umb girl'f Wi on. N G, com.
pl t,ly r. cov-r d ntr power Of b. a.
ing AID sp-' ch.
t.. Raleigh N G. lared mer
cb n have organized B rd OF
Tr d..
Pc rsi'nrs, V. r uhli. ms have
n minated Ent w. -. Evars OF
the ", L nc ;" far the Legs.
lat r.
NJ. v. w. M d, W. the thrifty
colored ~ elsr fGhati'n oga, T. nm
~As wed.t+d Oc, 25 b 1887 TO Miss
Hattie L. ak at c. vile, Ga.
7 anon cu ference 4 the &. W.
E cbn ch viii convene in this city
N v Ii ! ,S7 Bi-hnp Hulsey Il, D..
att Mi &C at. r lief.
Toe Shel,v Color, d Fair ard
Agricultural A soci IN comnenc- &
Monp..y, at e ,lval PIX, aud II
c"utinueuhtll nex' Saturday. - dem-
phi, Waichmar.
Lou 81 ia VAS the st..e to organic
i simsnt nf c.,lured soldiers With
o.ured fiicers, to enter the United
81 ties :. vice during the lat. war
September n, loo2 w.s the date of
-CnattaL oog. j. stice.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-11-05

Tue Chatt mo- ga D.liy Times sud
tfe Bi ming ham Daily Age assert
that ia. h, n. Fred Doug lass while
holding Recorder Ut Deeds il The
Di .i'ict Of Columbia. under Pr. 81
ebi Cl W baud, advised lh. cnlur-
e,rrl-ih t il was 10 their int, rest t.
b. j It. pendent j. rol lh.,
rh rye him with a. lici', mn va
vi z tn III t stick 10 h RI uhlic g.
art ard say tat lad he bt n
IN j uei III flee py Preside,
lev land, hi pnIitie would he .ul
10 the y mi Istia ION. Nov
h. SIX OF u tee will lhts ent,r-
prlsi = u mails tel Us wb-p an
an-re Fred Dnugl lass d. liv, red him,
-elf Of these Intepen'e i sentiment,
fw ich they sreab. w. caunot re.
c II them.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-11-05
Way OlDrei L,I SDI / j
scrib. F.r a Pap + Published
by Their own Race.

F.rSi 1t al. W. Il ma k of iut. III
e. o., ir an 4. a cnn' n ati n t
tn u hi W icti my >h"p aud gn'd-
us H. h tnfur ~ d yate our CON
ditlru.
Seconj Bee .n-e shr .ior+d peo-
ii are s'parat &c, ~ g cia iug
a ,onr ih' m. fv =, and other pap+i-
q a RUE dono' .ublish their ST ci }
d . m+stlc ,affii $.
hid b. eau l.. ewh n qu,-'ioue
arise that diyii- u soci /. or rolit-
icaily from the white race, We have.
rap. = t" slsab u" oar 5 de of
tie question.
! Fou,th-B"c u We have the n.,v
aud manhosd to sra' d p ~ d dvo
C tie through our VII i,uina ali
privIlb. rs Tor our lncr that are ei.,
j Yet by the y hite cit z ns Of ihi~
couriry.
TinL--B cane it is tn. ~
me rs hv which We can te, Gu au.
educate The MINDS of uCr o. ople (,
hecrm. act ". prugi essive IN! shrn
10 Il e world What We IRE doing {
dvai c. The iit,r ST. Of onf race. A
hundred 9TH /. r Ms, us, Ton NUMEROUS
to meLli D, nj h. be NV n why 4
should take c., red paper. ".
~huul ake "A wh t. one also as ", Ii.
nj lrarh what they "re dolrg t.,
"liid up th il rSce. Thousands oi
cotored people CON plain th,t they
do not have time To- read hi can-
not be So. for every lnxn Can find out
halt honr III every twei ty four, 10
ma tier ~hat his uvuca ion LII be -
Ex.
| The above ii ticl. we Gud poiI
the rounds of the col'led press. Ii
Is full OF =. und WI. d III. mud SD. uId
mud ready heaih hg o, Every c. lo,ed
tefs ia wio c'n T-H
Huntsville gazette., 1887-11-05
To Protect British se.Iers-

MoxTR ,AL, Nov. g. Admiral Hcneage
Ieft for Vet ''a, B. c., Yesterday TO assume
command OF the Pacific squadron. In an
interview ie SAID that one of his first official
acts won d ba to visit Alaska waters and TO
protect B 'iisn interests there. He Will not
allow q B. ti,n vessel to bs molested outs lie
the thr Q mile limit The recent seizures in
Alaska wsars, he understands, will form a
. part of the fisheries inquiry. He will
make xpcc.al report to the British post
Office department on the Canadian Pacific
rail way as an imperial route to the east.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-11-05
Nashyilfe Races.

NASHVILLE, Tena., Nov. S-The 81 eth day
Of the fall meeting of the Tennessee Jockey
club opened with the usual fine wea her and
FIST track. The directors have agreed &c
race the rest of the week, thereby having
three extra davs. FIRST race, selling, seven
furlongs: Roidy Pringle first Skobeiofl
second. Fronie Louise third. Time 80.
Second race, Six furiongs: Roundabou,
first. Q rotation second, Cousin Jeems thlrd
Time I'D 81
? Third race, one mile: Governor first,
Cleaner second, Florence E third Time
.:43
Fourth race, purse, nine and one-half fur
longs: Paragon first, Ell gin second, Krklin
third Time 30 l-2
Huntsville gazette., 1887-11-05
Locomo I've Enginee' ..

CnIcAsn, Nov 3-rne BroJhsr.lo-i OF
Loromot We engineers conc u led their bu j.
ness yesterday afternoon and adjourned,
The entne morning session was occupied in
the con :idar tion of evisioa of the cois5i :
tut on AMI bylaws Of the Brotherhood, bu,
no chang any Importance we're adopted.
The nexg annual sess ol of the Brotherhood
viii bs hell in Richmond. w., on the third
Wednesday IN o rtober 1888.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-11-05

D xter Avenue Baptist ch lrch IL
NJ n'gomery bears meek ly the blnsh
ing honors Of being the only chnrc
in the whole Of Men gome'y cit
which vas decorated il th- h NOR of
tb,- P Isl lent on ii 20 'ent visl p.
This culored church stole EIarch, ;
it W. re-, on the brethren Of sl The
other churches blAck and
white.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-11-05
ExhouerAtsd bv tn. C,urt.

New Y RK Nv. 3-Last NJ ,rch H. B.
C.af n & Co. attached the dry good firm
Of C. VI Ro he Id g. Co. OF No. 40 White
street. on the ou d that they had disposed
"f their property with intent to defraud
their creditors The supreme court has set
aside the At achmsnt r the mid & Co.
have instituted q SUIT against G. afi & Co.
for elOU, QUO damages